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… outcomes for patients. As the pandemic progressed, for example, nurses adopted the practice of prone positioning of COVID-19 patients to improve oxygenation.Literature review grant, sharing literature findings, research conferenceCleveland Clinic encourages the spirit …
… privacy preserving ways, discoveries for patient care and novel approaches to public health threats such as the COVID-19 pandemic. Through the Discovery Accelerator, researchers plan to use advanced computational technology to generate and analyze …
… of those patients avoided a trip to the emergency department.For example, in August a patient with COVID-19 called a triage nurse three days post-discharge when she developed fevers and chills despite taking …
… medicine. The fellows participate in monthly education days throughout their 3-year training.Education Day in the COVID-19 eraIn late summer, the team regrouped for the first Education Day of the new academic year …
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… and services and oversight of acute care and ambulatory services. She also was responsible for two key COVID-19 initiatives: staffing for the entire system, from shutting down ambulatory sites to organizing roles reassignments, and …
… or virtually, and if not, we direct them to our clinic or to the ER.”Starting COVID-19 therapiesThis approach has also proved beneficial for supporting patients during the pandemic. If a patient is COVID …
… on studying, preparing and protecting against public health threats such as HIV/AIDS, Dengue fever, Zika and COVID-19.“The Global Center for Pathogen Research & Human Health will be a command center to help solve …
… surgery.“I came with the intention of establishing a robotic-assisted mitral valve program in Florida, though COVID-19 impacted the timeline,” notes Dr. Navia, who first trained in robotic heart surgery in 2002.Cleveland …
… Drug Administration approved the first home tonometry device in 2017. Adoption of home tonometry increased during the COVID-19 pandemic, when more ophthalmologists began looking for remote monitoring options.Dr. Sood-Mendiratta began using the …
By Susan E. Williams, MS, RD, MD, CCD, FACE, FANDThis is part one of a two-part article reprinted (without references) from the Cleveland Clinic Journal of Medicine (2022;89[3]:154-160). The open …
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